In a bold move to crack down on illegal online gambling activities, Indonesia has taken down a staggering 1.9 million online gambling contents and websites. The sweep was part of the government’s broader efforts to eradicate illegal online gaming in the country.
The Indonesian government announced the successful operation in a press conference held by Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Johnny G. Plate. Plate revealed that the crackdown was carried out by a task force specifically created to tackle the issue of illegal online gambling, which has been growing rapidly in Indonesia in recent years.
“The task force has been working tirelessly to identify and eliminate online gambling activities in the country. We have successfully dismantled 1.9 million online gambling contents and websites, which were being used to lure unsuspecting citizens into illegal gambling schemes,” Plate stated during the press conference.
The crackdown on online gambling in Indonesia comes as no surprise, as the country has been grappling with the issue for quite some time. Illegal online gambling operations have been a major concern for the Indonesian government, as they pose a threat to the social and economic well-being of the country.
According to Plate, the task force will continue to monitor and investigate online gambling activities in Indonesia, with the aim of completely eradicating illegal iGaming in the country. The government has also urged citizens to report any suspicious online gambling activities to the authorities, so that they can take immediate action.
The crackdown on online gambling in Indonesia has received widespread support from the public, with many citizens applauding the government’s efforts to protect its citizens from the dangers of illegal online gambling. The move is seen as a positive step towards creating a safer and more secure online environment for Indonesian citizens.
As the government continues its efforts to crack down on illegal online gambling, the task force has also announced plans to work closely with international law enforcement agencies to tackle cross-border online gambling activities. The government is determined to stamp out illegal online gambling in Indonesia and create a safer online environment for all its citizens.
